Berlin-based software specialist for design automation in additive manufacturing, trinckle, has successfully closed its Series A financing round of 3 million EUR. The lead investor is the AM specialist HZG Group.
Lithoz GmbH has officially announced that it has acquired Germany-based CerAMing, the patent holder of the LSD-print ceramic 3D printing process. CerAMing is a spin-off from BAM, having emerged from its Startup Slingshot program.
Nikon Corporation announced the impending 622 million EUR acquisition of SLM Solutions in September. Here is everything we know so far, including why it makes sense for both parties, what Nikon adds to SLM, and what happens next.
Quickparts, a leader in on-demand manufacturing services, has announced the strategic growth acquisition of Xcentric Mold and Engineering, a company it says is an ‘innovator’ of on-demand digital manufacturing.
A new project at the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) research project with Southern University, Louisiana State University, and Auburn University is expected to contribute significantly to ASTM International’s newly established CMDS.
Materialise has acquired Identify3D, a company that develops software to encrypt, distribute and trace the flow of digital parts across complex supply chains.
Nikon Corporation has agreed a voluntary public takeover of SLM Solutions for all the company’s outstanding shares at a cash consideration of 20 EUR a share.
Hyliion Holdings Corp, a leader in electrified powertrain solutions for Class 8 semi-trucks, announced on August 25 that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire a new hydrogen and fuel agnostic capable generator, named KARNO, from GE.
Carbon announced today the acquisition of ParaMatters, a generative design software provider for additive manufacturing. The acquisition expands Carbon’s current software capabilities to include topology optimisation.
ExLattice Inc, a manufacturing AI company, has announced it has received a Phase one award from the National Science Foundation (NSF) Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Program.
The U.S. Department of Commerce’s National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has awarded funding to ASTM International to develop a roadmap for guidance and adoption of advanced manufacturing technologies in the construction sector.
